Programme

		Monday 22 January, 2018
8:00-		*Registration*
9:00-9:20		Opening session Welcome by K. Rusek (HIL Director) and M. Harakeh (ENSAR2 coordinator)
9:20-9:45	D. Lacroix	Discussion on nuclear reaction theory in Europe
9:45-10:10	D. Cortina	Overview on experimental aspects and needs for theory
10:10-10:30	J. Gomez Camacho	Contribution of the European small facilities to the study of Nuclear reactions
10:30-10:50	W.H. Trzaska	Future of reaction studies in Jyväskylä
		*Coffee break*
11:20-11:40	J. Benlliure	Residual nuclei produced in fragmentation and fission reactions
11:40-12:00	D. Regnier	Progress and challenges toward the microscopic description of nuclear fission
12:00-12:20	Z. Podolyak	Isomer production in fragmentation reactions
12:20-12:40	J. Skalski	Description of spontaneous fission – including odd-particle systems and isomers
12:40-12:55	A. Al-Adili	Studies of fission fragments and prompt-fission neutrons
		*Lunch (buffet)*
14:00-14:20	W. Catford	Transfer as a way to understand Shells and Stars
14:20-14:40	G. Hupin	Reactions with light nuclei: new insight from ab-initio calculations
14:40-15:00	E. Vigezzi	Structure and reactions of one-neutron halos
15:00-15:20	N. Keeley	Extracting the ANC for the ¹⁷O 6.356 MeV 1/2⁺ state from transfer data: a cautionary tale.
15:20-15:35	M. Naumenko	Description of enhancement of total cross sections of reactions with ⁶He and ⁹Li nuclei
15:35-15:50	A. Kozela	Four-nucleon systems in experiment and theory
		*Coffee break*
16:20-16:40	A. Moro	Linking structure and dynamics in (p,pN) reactions induced by exotic nuclei
16:40-17:00	L. Trache	Indirect methods in Nuclear Astrophysics
17:00-17:20	A. Tumino	Resonant reactions with the Trojan Horse Method
17:20-17:40	C. la Tessa	Can nuclear physics take us to Mars?
17:40-17:55	I. Mazumdar	Study of d(p,γ)³He Reaction Relevant to Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
19:00		Welcome cocktail & poster session

		Tuesday 23 January, 2018
9:00-9:20	L. Corradi	New opportunities offered by heavy ion transfer reactions
9:20-9:40	P. Magierski	Pairing dynamics in low energy nuclear reactions
9:40-10:00	M. Cavallaro	Heavy-ion induced transfer reactions and the role of pairing
10:00-10:20	M. Assié	Probing np pairing along the fp-shell through two-nucleon transfer reaction
10:20-10:35	E. Dupont	Production of ²¹²Po by Alpha transfer
10:35-10:50	C. Thornsberry	Proton Transfer Reactions Studied Using the VANDLE Neutron Detector Array
		*Coffee break*
11:20-11:40	R. Crespo	Nucleon Knockout: reaction framework and structure
11:40-12:00	H. Arellano	Nucleon-nucleus elastic scattering at near-GeV energies within a microscopic folding approach
12:00-12:20	M. Labalme	¹²C nuclear cross sections for hadrontherapy: measurements (< 100MeV/n) and comparisons to simulations.
12:20-12:35	B. Wasilewska	First measurements of collective excitations in ²⁰⁸Pb induced by proton beam at CCB Krakow
		*Lunch (buffet)*
14:00-14:20	S. Typel	Constraining the symmetry energy with neutron removal cross sections
14:20-14:40	M. Renaud	Study of the Near-Barrier Fusion of the ⁸B+⁴⁰Ar Proton-Halo System
14:40-15:00	A. Karpov	Production of neutron-rich nuclides in multinucleon transfer reactions
15:00-15:20	G. Kaminski	ACCULINNA-2 – a new facility for studies with light exotic beams
15:20-15:40	N. Antonenko	Possibilities of production of new isotopes in transfer reactions
15:40-16:00	E. Kozulin	Transition from heavy-ion reactions involving Ca to Ti, Cr, Kr and Gd ions
		*Coffee break*
16:30-16:50	K. Mazurek	Theoretical description of the hot nuclei de-excitation
16:50-17:10	M. Colonna	Description of reaction dynamics, from low to Fermi energies, with stochastic semi-classical approaches
17:10-17:30	N. Kalantar-Nayestanaki	The use of Storage rings in the study of reactions at low momentum transfers
17:30-17:45	M. Harca	Angular Momentum of fission fragments in the near barrier reaction of ³²S + ¹⁹⁷Au
		Conference dinner

		Wednesday 24 January, 2018
9:00-9:20	J. Pochodzalla	Open problems in hypernuclear physics
9:20-9:40	H. Lenske	Production of hypernuclei by hadrons and heavy ions
9:40-10:00	A. Botvina	Formation of hypernuclei in relativistic ion collisions
10:00-10:20	T. Saito	Hypernuclear experiments with heavy ion beams
10:20-10:35	S. Wycech	On Gamov states of Σ+ hyperons
10:35-10:50	J.-C. David	Production of strange particles and hypernuclei in nuclear reactions at a few GeV. New capabilities in INCL
		Coffee break
11:20-11:40	S. Leoni	Search for the gamma-decay of ⁷Li into the continuum
11:40-12:00	C. Schuy	Nuclear fragmentation in ion beam therapy
12:00-12:40		Open discussion
12:40-12:50	C. Scheidenberger	Concluding remarks
		Lunch (buffet)
14:00-14:30		Visit of the HIL

		List of Posters
P1	D. Artemenkov	Unstable nuclei in dissociation of light stable and radioactive nuclei in nuclear track emulsion.
P2	R. Bansal	A journey of the transverse flow from stable to superheavy nuclei.
P3	S. Bhattarai	Interpretation of Double Langmuir Probe I-V Characteristics at Different Ionospheric Plasma Temperatures.
P4	M. Dan	The halo character of ²⁹Ne from momentum distribution analysis.
P5	A. Demyanova	Measurements of radii of the states with halo.
P6	N. Nitin Deshmukh	Transfer reaction channels for the system ¹⁸O + ¹¹⁶Sn under NUMEN project
P7	R. Kumar	Different clusterization algorithms and their role to study multifragmentation in heavy-ion reactions.
P8	R. Mahajan	Neutron emission from the fission of neutron deficient ^192,202Po nuclei.
P9	K. Novikov	The study of neutron-rich nuclei formation in the multi-nucleon transfer reaction ¹³⁶Xe + ²⁰⁸Pb.
P10	A. Novoselov	Mass spectrometer MASHA in line with gas catcher technic for SHE factory.
P11	U. Singh	Investigation of mechanism of low-energy proton induced spallation reactions leading to continuum.

The poster session will take place on Monday, the 22nd of January, 2018 at 19:00.

The posters will be on display during the whole duration of the conference.

The preferable size for the poster is height 841 mm /33.11″ , width 594 mm/23.4″ (ISO A1 size of paper).

Maximum size: height 1 189 mm / 46.81″, width 841 mm /33.11″ (ISO A0 size of paper).